Lake Ponchatrain: The Great Lakes

Edgard Cayce predeicted that the Great lakes would pooor out into the Gulf causing major disasters. Not only flooding bit a tremondous deal of loss of life on the missippi coast. In the Bible God would take the third part of men and swallow them up. Maybe not true, but what is true is that this disaster though unreaching and undescribable has a tremendous amount of current and now we are drowning in socialism.

As I understand it Lake Erie is already vaguely connected by canal under Chicago.
The Mississippi starts just south of the city.
If the New Madrid fault gives the right kind of shake the great lake might be convinced to go in that direction.
It isn't much of a divide.

Deganawidah the Indian leader who formed the 6 nation confederacy of the Iroquois just prior to the recent arrival of the Europeans, prophesied a similar event...and most of his vision of the "future" has come to pass...

The water is up to my toes.

We are now a nation under a socialist dictatorship.

The rain is no longer my friend.

[edit on 20-7-2010 by thehoneycomb]

reply to post by Danbones


You might want to mix in a map once in a while, bro. Lake Erie is hundreds of miles east of Chicago and the Mississippi headwaters are hundreds of miles NORTH and WEST of Chicago.

[edit on 20-7-2010 by wwwizard]

For those of us that have no idea where the lake is in conjunction with Chicago:

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Edit to say Right Click and View Image - its currently crop

[edit on 20-7-2010 by StarTraveller]

I was talking to someone about this a few weeks ago and what do you know there was some flooding happening along the missisppi. But more noticable is the hot weather and the rain. I have a feeling this will happen soon in the days to come, it is as if the BP disaster was allowed to continue as a form of ecological terrorsim.

You guys remember when all of that Gold went missing from the WTC? I believe it ended up mostly in China. 9/11 was ten years in the making and they are now unveiling our new socialist government.

Sorry to ramble on but Cacyes predictions also stated that out of Russia America would come under a new government, not communist but very similar. Socialism.

Here is a link to unrestricted warfare. Please note that the following is something I do not condone or support, but it is happening everyday in America and Communist China is behind it all.

www.cryptome.org...

[FBIS Editor's Note: The following selections are taken from "Unrestricted Warfare," a book published in China in February 1999 which proposes tactics for developing countries, in particular China, to compensate for their military inferiority vis-à-vis the United States during a high-tech war.

reply to post by StarTraveller


Yeah, that's a lake alright.....lake Michigan, not lake Erie.

reply to post by wwwizard

Sorry my bad
lake michigan
thanks for pointing that out
careless of me

OP, where does Lake Ponchatrain play into this? It's in your thread title, but no mention of it in the content of the thread.

reply to post by thehoneycomb


I'm not getting your Lake Ponchatrain reference. Ponchatrain isn't really a lake, it's an estuary.

Originally posted by thehoneycomb
Edgard Cayce predeicted that the Great lakes would pooor out into the Gulf causing major disasters. Not only flooding bit a tremondous deal of loss of life on the missippi coast. In the Bible God would take the third part of men and swallow them up. Maybe not true, but what is true is that this disaster though unreaching and undescribable has a tremendous amount of current and now we are drowning in socialism.

Perhaps he meant the Gulf of St Lawrence which is much closer to the Great Lakes.

reply to post by Aggie Man


I was speaking of the oil that has leaked from the ocean into Lake Ponchartrain, the gateway of the mississippi river and the gulf of Mexico. Both are on the edge of the continental plate. If the oil settles in it could have a very negative impact and as we have seen over the last year, there was an earthquake in Haiti and in Chile.

Chile runs along side the Nazca plate while Chile is along the South American plate. So obviously there has been a sgninficant amount of movement already, I certainy hope not but do suspect there is only more to come.

www.washingtonpost.com...

www.geography-site.co.uk...

Only a massive rupture, larger than the ones in the 1800's on the New Madrid could cause that to happen.

From 1811 to 1812, there were four 7.0 or bigger ruptures along the New Madrid. Those four events were absolutely stunning in their power, but they did not cause the Great Lakes to empty out. So, IMO, it would require a larger EQ or a a greater series of EQ's than what occurred than.

en.wikipedia.org...


[edit on 21-7-2010 by lasertaglover]

reply to post by lasertaglover


Perhaps so, but there has already been a great deal of flooding along the mississippi. Mostly caused by rain fall. But keep on eye on it, because hurricane season is here. If oil seeps down into the fault line there will be trouble and temparature changes in the water and climate changes caused by the gulf disaster.

reply to post by thehoneycomb


The New Madrid fault line does have enormous power, as evidenced by the sheer power it unleashed in the 1800's: hundreds of square miles in damage, the ground changing to a semi-liquid state, the actual reversal of the flow of Mississippi river for a few days with enormous waterfalls temporarily created, and even Church bells ringing as far away as Michigan.

And I do believe that the oil from the Gulf is still going to cause a lot of harm to a lot of people. But from a geological viewpoint, how would the oil even come close to affecting the New Madrid Fault Line. I serously do not think that is possible. Any other Holiday Inn EQ experts here on ATS want to help clarify this issue?

IMO, I do not think there is a terrestial mechanism in play on this planet that could cause the Lakes to spill out. Maybe an asteroid strike, but even the heat from that type of impact would probably vaporize the water, not set it free.

reply to post by lasertaglover


There has since we last discussed been two oil disasters. One within the bays of Loiusiana and another oil spill in the great lakes. The thing that worries me about the one withn the bay area is that it is spewing oil into the air in a fragile coastal area. The one in the great lakes is conderning because it will flow south. Through rivers and streams.

reply to post by thehoneycomb


The one in my home state of Michigan is not going to flow through the country. It first has to get through a fairly large dam before it gets to Lake Michigan, and the total spill size was between 800,000 and 1,000,000 gallons.

I think it is a horrible ecological disaster, especially as fishing along the Kalamzoo river used to be awesome, but it is not going to cause the Great Lakes to disperse. Here is the ATS thread on the Michigan spill:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Personally, I think BP is still lying about a great many things, and I also personally think that we will see ecological blight for years to come. My only point is that there is not a goelogical scenario that would cause the great lakes to spill out.

I also want to point out the I do have a lot of respect for the works of Edgar Cayce in general, but this theory is not plausible.

[edit on 3-8-2010 by lasertaglover]

reply to post by lasertaglover


Well Lets just pay attention to flooding along the mississippi in general.

There has been alot.

That is not the only place either.

Originally posted by thehoneycomb
Edgard Cayce predeicted that the Great lakes would pooor out into the Gulf causing major disasters. Not only flooding bit a tremondous deal of loss of life on the missippi coast. In the Bible God would take the third part of men and swallow them up. Maybe not true, but what is true is that this disaster though unreaching and undescribable has a tremendous amount of current and now we are drowning in socialism.

I don't think you understand what socialism is and it has absolutely nothing to do with this topic. Not to mention the grammatical errors.